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Ko te Lea Faka'Uvea ko he lea fakapolinesia e palalau'i i 'Uvea mo Niu Kaletonia. E toko 10,400 ape te kaiga e palalau faka'uvea (ta'u 2000).

The Faka'uvea or Wallisian, or ʻUvean is the Polynesian language spoken on 'Uvea (or Wallis island) and in New Caledonia. The language is also known as East Uvean. The estimated number of native speakers is: 10,400 (2000).

Le faka'uvea ou wallisien ou uvéen est une langue polynésienne parlé essentiellement à 'Uvea (Wallis-et-Futuna) et en Nouvelle-Calédonie par près de 10.400 locuteurs (2000).